"Kurt, firstly it's a surprise and secondly, we've walked all of about 50 metres, so just try to relax and trust me!"

Kurt huffed at his boyfriends response. When they had got back to the car after Glee Club, Blaine had asked him to put a blindfold on, which Kurt was, admittedly, a bit bitchy about at first, but agreed after seeing how much Blaine clearly wanted him to wear it. They had driven for about ten minutes before parking up and Blaine led him out of the car to where they were now, walking with Kurt having no idea where they were going.

"Nearly there, babe, I promise, just a few more steps, okay, we're here, keep the blindfold on for a minute" Kurt could hear Blaine bustling around him for a few minutes, clearly setting something up. He felt Blaine behind him a minute later.

"I'm going to take the blindfold off okay?" Kurt nodded his consent, excitement starting to bubble in his belly. As he opened his eyes he starting crying, they were at their special place, and by their he meant him and his Mom.

When Kurt was seven years old, his Mom and him used to go on picnics by an old creek, tucked away from the main road through Lima, his Mom would always make sure to bring a nice blanket and would sit and read to him, the time slipping away from them as the day wore on. Kurt had honestly never felt happiness since then, that was until he met Blaine, and then when he found out he was having a baby girl.

Blaine had brought him to that same spot, by the old creel, except now there was not just a blanket but a big box too, with a massive bow on the top. He looked over at Blaine, who was watching him carefully, possibly for any signs of distress, seen as he was 37 weeks pregnant, but also to see his reaction to the scene in front of him.

"Bl-Blaine? It's beautiful, but what's it all for?"

"Open the box, Kurt"

Kurt reached out a tentative hand, he wasn't really sure what he was scared of happening, but as he undid the bow and lifted the lift off, he wasn't met with a gift or tissue paper, instead he saw lots and lots of folded bits of paper. Glancing towards Blaine, who was grinning manically, he opened one of the bits of paper.

"I love your eyes" read the tiny slip of paper.

"That box is full with every reason I love you, as you can see, it's quite the box, and you can by all means open the rest of them later, but right now, I want to talk to you about something."

Kurt put the lid back on the box and smiled at Blaine, giving him his whole attention. His back and feet were starting to ache from being stood up so long, but he ignored it, in favour of watching his boyfriend.

"Kurt, when I first met you, I was oblivious to what was right in front of me, and yes I was a bit of an idiot at times" This earned a chuckle from Kurt, the memories coming back to him. Blaine himself laughed lightly before continuing.

"But, when I could see you clearly, I knew that I loved you, and that, if I could help it, I would never let you go. You are my soulmate, Kurt, my anchor, my other half, and now we are having a baby girl, a daughter together, and I know, deep down that I want to spend my forever with you."

Kurt was crying softly, he had a feeling what was coming next, but didn't want to hope too much. Instead trying to convince himself that Blaine was just feeling especially romantic right now. Blaine took one of his hands and kissed it softly, putting the other hand on Kurt's stomach.

"Kurt, I love you more than I have ever loved anyone else, and I don't want anyone else." At this point Blaine dropped to one knee, hand still resting on Kurt's bump.

"So, in the presence of our daughter, will you marry me?"

Kurt's hands flew up to his mouth, although he had kind of expected it, it didn't make the shock any less, his perfect boyfriend, the father of his child was asking him, Kurt Hummel, to marry him. Kurt had never felt happier, he was in his favourite place in the world, with his favourite person in the world, and he just knew what his answer would be. Realising it would be a good idea to provide Blaine with this answer before he passed out from the nerves, he moved his hands from his face.

"Blaine, I love you too, so much, and everything you just said, that's exactly the same for me, so yes, I'll marry you, of course I will!" Blaine jumped up then, pulling Kurt into a hug, being careful of his stomach between the two of them. The two kissed deeply, Blaine fishing the ring out of the box and presenting it to Kurt, who filled up again at the sight of the ring, his ring, that was oh so beautiful.

"Gosh, Blaine, how on earth did you afford this? It's stunning, you quite clearly know me very well!"

"Don't worry about the money, I'm just so glad you like it" He slipped the ring carefully onto Kurt's finger, even despite his slightly swollen fingers due to the pregnancy, the ring was still a good fit. Blaine kissed each one of Kurt's fingers.

"Now, I have a small picnic I prepared, how about we sit down and get started on that?" Kurt didn't give Blaine a response, which made Blaine turn around to face his boyf-- fiance, he really needed to get used to saying that. Kurt was wearing a slightly pained, and slightly confused expression on his face.

"Kurt, honey, are you okay?" He was starting to panic slightly, Kurt was looking incredibly pale, and not at all with it, had the proposal been too much for him?

"Blaine, sweetheart, my water just broke"